Step into Shougang Park, Beijing’s revitalized steel giant turned global trade hub, and you’ll feel the pulse of a new era. Once a roaring industrial site, the park now hums with multilingual deals and futuristic ideas at the China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) 2025. With over 2,000 companies and 70 countries represented, this year’s event is rewriting the rules of global collaboration. 🚀
From AI-powered healthcare to eco-friendly finance, CIFTIS 2025 spans nine cutting-edge sectors. But beyond the numbers? It’s the human moments that shine: a startup founder from Nairobi brainstorming with a Shanghai tech whiz, or a Kyoto chef swapping recipes with a Brazilian tourism innovator. 🍣🤝🌍
Walking through the park’s industrial-chic pavilions, I spotted VR travel simulators, carbon-neutral investment pitches, and even robot baristas serving lattes. Yet the real magic? How a relic of China’s manufacturing past has become a launchpad for tomorrow’s service-driven economy. 🔥➡️💡
As one young entrepreneur from Jakarta told me: "This isn’t just about deals—it’s about building bridges." And with 60% of exhibitors under 35, CIFTIS 2025 might just be the world’s most Gen-Z-friendly trade revolution. 📈✨
